Alex Burns RE/MAX

12/20/2025

Christmas cut! ✂️

03/13/2025

Helping families move across Canada. Did you know that RE/MAX agents service our entire country. Each office is Canadian owned and operated. This lovely family is moving from Sydney to Winnipeg to be closer to family. Wishing them all the best and thankful they trusted me to help them in the process.

03/04/2025

The Best of the best. 🏆🌎
I was so grateful for all the connections I made at R4, these people continue to inspire me and help me grow in Real estate. Thanks for bringing us all together.

09/10/2024

Another Happy Customer! ❤️❤️

🌟 We're proud to share this stellar testimonial for Alex Burns! 🌟

Alex is a true professional who delivers excellent service every time. His conscientious nature, responsiveness, and expertise make him a standout in the real estate field. Alex consistently goes the extra mile for his clients, and we're thrilled to have him on our team. If you're looking for someone you can trust to guide you through your real estate journey, Alex is the one to call!

Agent: Alex Burns
📱 250-882-3335
📧 [email protected]
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04/03/2024

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03/19/2024

Inflation Drops in Canada! 🥳😊🙏

February 2024 Report - Released March 19, 2024

Canadian inflation, tracked by the Consumer Price Index (CPI), increased by 2.8% in February year-over-year, a slight decrease from January's 2.9% rise. Monthly, the CPI edged up by 0.1% on a seasonally adjusted basis. Without energy costs, the CPI's year-over-year increase for February was 2.9%, down from 3.2% in January. Slowing food price increases also helped reduce the CPI growth, with store-bought food prices rising 2.4% in February, compared to 3.4% in January. However, shelter costs remain a significant inflation factor, with mortgage interest costs surging 26.3% and rent 8.2% higher than last year. Excluding shelter, consumer prices only increased by 1.3% year-over-year. In British Columbia (BC), consumer prices went up by 2.6% over the year. The Bank of Canada's key inflation measures, which exclude volatile items, dropped slightly to between 3.1% and 3.2% in February.

The January CPI report showed a second consecutive month of positive news, with annual price changes staying within the Bank of Canada's target range of 1% to 3% for the first time since early 2021. Despite a 4% rise in gas prices, overall inflation eased due to slower increases in other sectors. Food prices have been moderating over the past year and are now closer to long-term averages, while prices for some items, like cellular services, have fallen. Shelter costs, particularly rent, remain a concern despite a potential peak in mortgage cost increases. February's report was another positive sign, leading to adjusted expectations for interest rate cuts, with a possible cut in June becoming more likely. However, the Bank of Canada needs to see a continued trend towards 2% inflation this spring before considering rate reductions.

03/19/2024

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03/18/2024

The sentiment is gaining traction in the news, and I can't help but feel like a broken record. Those experienced in fluctuating markets might agree that this time feels different, largely due to the surge in demand despite attempts to cool the market. Even with the government's efforts to slow things down by hiking rates, demand in certain Canadian markets is only growing stronger. If you're looking to devise a strategy in Victoria, feel free to reach out to me.